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Nintendo Game Pack
Nintendo Game Packs are licensed packs of collectible cards that were released by Topps in 1989. Each unopened pack has three scratch-off cards and two tip cards, which are packaged inside wax paper. The packaging depicted either Link, Mario or Princess Toadstool. The entire set of Nintendo Game Pack cards consists of 60 scratch-off game cards and 33 tip cards. The scratch-off games are based on either of the six Nintendo Entertainment System games: The Legend of Zelda, Zelda II: The Adventure of Link, Super Mario Bros., Super Mario Bros. 2, Punch-Out!!, and Double Dragon.
There are ten scratch-off game cards per game; there is a total of 20 scratch-off game cards for the first two The Legend of Zelda games. Each card shows artwork based on a scene from the game and circles that can be scratched. Instructions are on the other side of the card.
Each tip card has one gameplay tip for a Nintendo Entertainment System game. One or a few stickers are on the other side of each card. Like the scratch-off game cards, the stickers also pertain to one of the six Nintendo Entertainment System games.
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Scratch-off game cards[edit]
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Tip cards[edit]
No. | Card tip | Game |
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2 | "Some of the labyrinths in ZELDA have hidden doors. Press the middle of each wall and you may find one." | The Legend of Zelda |
6 | "Patience is a virtue! Prolong your playing time by discovering the best way to deal with your foes and learning your way around the screens." | Zelda II: The Adventure of Link |
8 | "Push on every tombstone in the graveyard. One of them hides the entrance to a secret cave!" | The Legend of Zelda |
12 | "When you defeat a Bot (or a Bit, his red cousin) you win two points. Touch the items they leave with your sword and pick them up." | Zelda II: The Adventure of Link |
14 | "Cemetery: use your White Sword to hit a Ghini four times. Touching each of the graves will turn them into Ghini; then hit the original Ghini again & they'll disappear and leave gifts." | The Legend of Zelda |
18 | "Upon entering the villages in Hyrule, you should talk to everyone you meet. Get close to them and press A." | Zelda II: The Adventure of Link |
20 | "A Dodongo can be defeated wtih two bombs, one set in front of the other. The 1st he will eat; the 2nd will go off and stun him. While he is tunned, defeat him with your sword and you'll win 4 bombs." | The Legend of Zelda |
24 | "It's always risky business entering caves. Be on high alert for a sinister bat named Ache!" | Zelda II: The Adventure of Link |
26 | "Blow your whistle if a bubble takes your sword away. It will stop play for a second; when the game resumes, your sword will be back (First quest only)." | The Legend of Zelda |
30 | "Inside the castle mazes are a series of locked doors. You'll need keys, but you'll have to fight Stalfos for them. Good luck!" | Zelda II: The Adventure of Link |
32 | "Press the Select button quickly after giving the Goriya your bait. Then hit Up, A, and Continue; you'll beat the Goriya and still have the bait in your inventory." | The Legend of Zelda |
Stickers[edit]
Card no. | Image | Description |
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5 | A single sticker of Link and The Legend of Zelda logo | |
10 | A sticker of The Legend of Zelda logo as shown from the title screen | |
12 | A sticker of Link in a defensive position with the text "Win with Link!" | |
17 | Two separate Stickers of Link; the text reading "Link" is not part of the sticker | |
22 | A single sticker of Link jumping and the text "Rescue Zelda and win!" | |
27 | A single sticker of Link and Impa with the text "We've got a score to settle!" | |
32 | A sticker of Link holding up a Triforce with The Legend of Zelda logo and a sticker of the Nintendo logo |